Theodoro Nagô

Theodoro Nagô is a Brazilian singer, composer, and instrumentalist known for blending African rhythms with contemporary elements, crafting a sound he describes as "a bridge between the future and ancestry." Born in Itapetininga, São Paulo, his musical journey began in childhood—from carnival groups to church choirs—before evolving into a career marked by vinyl releases, collaborations, and a focus on Afro-Brazilian identity. His recent work includes the album *Theodoro* (2023) and singles like *02 de Fevereiro* and *Tão Crazy*, showcasing his knack for heartfelt melodies and grooves that nod to legends like Djavan and Gilberto Gil while championing themes of black love and cultural pride.

With releases spanning *Balanço Cruzado* (2016) to *We4Sessions* (2024), Nagô’s music balances introspection and danceable rhythms, earning him recognition in Brazil’s Latin pop scene. His lyrics often celebrate resilience and joy, reflecting his belief that "there’s no act more revolutionary than a Black person speaking about love".